LOR's

[Thousandth]

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Got a question. A few schools require a letter from a non-science professor, or some one of equal level ( college level appointment). Since I finished most of my non-major courses at the junior college level and have already asked ( and been denied) the one non-science prof I know at my school, I am not sure wha to do next? It's been years since I had any classes at the JC. How can I fufill this LOR requirment?

 

[lotanna]

Originally posted by Thousandth
Got a question. A few schools require a letter from a non-science professor, or some one of equal level ( college level appointment). Since I finished most of my non-major courses at the junior college level and have already asked ( and been denied) the one non-science prof I know at my school, I am not sure wha to do next? It's been years since I had any classes at the JC. How can I fufill this LOR requirment?

Any advisors? even if its just a generic one

 

[Bones2008]

Will a letter from a clinical supervisor/doctor work?

 

[Thousandth]

Advisors don't work, at school they are professors in your degree (ie. Biology). Superviors don't work either because they must hold a college level academic appointment or equivilent. Still stumped!! Ughh

 

[Childe]

time to call up the jc :/